The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-11

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FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1887.
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LOCAL N EWS.
The brig Allie Rowe will be due with
laborers from the South Sea Islands any
time next week
A bursting carboy Of acid at the Cry
stall Soda Works occasioneda painful
but not serious burn to native boys
leg.
A cartoon representing sea serpent
or cuttle-fsh menacing the "man-of-war'
Kaimiloa attracts much attention in
Mr.. Sopers window.
.
Engine Company No. l did not run
over Chinaman at Saturday nights
FIRE. The report as given in the
HERALD was the only correct one pub
lished.
The band will not 20 to England
with Her Majesty the Queen, for two
reasons: Ist, because 1t will not; and,
because II is understood to be definite.
ly settled that the proposed foreign
tour Of Her Majesty is indefinitely post
poned.
Messrs. McCandless Bros, we'll
borers, who have for some time been
operating at the artesian we'll Of Mr.. G..
]. Walters abattoir, Kalihi, report that
good flow has been struck at Gao
feet, which continues with the prospect
Of still stronger head.
"
Mr.. l.. ]. Levey has received a
letter from London, stating that Capt.
Weber, formerly in command of the
S. S. Australia, was in that city and ex-
pected to take command of one Of the
steamers Of the line about to be estab-
lshed between British Columbia and
the Orient
The Honolulu Amateur Minstrel
Company gives notice Of a concert for
the benefit Of the Honolulu Yacht and
Boat Club on Tuesday evening next.
Its members have been practising
assiduously for some time, and music
far above that Of average minstrelsy
may be expected
The San Francisco "Calp of March
and notices at length two volcano pic.
lures, leaned by Mr.. l.. c. Macfarlane
Of this city and exhibited in the win.
dow Of the "Calp office. They are by
Nj. Tavernier, one depicting the re-
cent lava flow as seen from the deck
Of steamer, the other view of Hal
maumau in the crater OF Kilauea dur
ing activity.
Last evenings social at Fort Sire
Church was we'll attended by members
Of the congregation and their friends
Coffee and cake we're served rour
by the ladies, and couple of yer,
pleasant hours were added to the lonl
list Of happy reunions which have beer
marked features of the history Of tn,
congregation.
Office-bearers of Fort street for the
ensuing year are: Deacons, Hon. A
r. Judd and Mr.. w. w. Hall; Sunda,
School Superintendent, MIR. c. M
Cooke; Assistant Superintendent, Mr.
w. w. Hall; Superintendent Primary
Department. Miss Maggie Hopper
Treasurer and Librarian, Mr.. w. ]
Forbes; Ushers, Messrs. w. o. At
water, Henry Warehouse and ]. A
Magoon.
Williams at the Hotel communicate
heavy growl to this office yesterda,
because he did not get large enough
supply Of the HERALD to sell. II,
had more than twice the number re
ceived sold in advance OF fresh sup
ply. To accommodate him some laz,
correspondents on the other island
had to be robbed of their copies, as tn,
whole large regular edition was ex
hausted
The Japanese Acrobats will appea
again at the Hawaiian Opera Hous
this evening. As this is the last bu
one OF the evening performances to b
given in Honolulu, and as there is likel
to be a rush on Saturday the closin
night, it will be wise for all who woul
like to see the prodigies of acrobat
skill to secure seats in time at Mr.. A. N
Hewetts bookstore. Nothing equal I
these Japanese performers has eve
been seen in their line in this city.
SIDE LIGHTS.
Smoke the Little Dudes" to
found at c. !. McCarthy's.
Regular cash sale by l.. ]. Levey I
ten this morning.
Lee Mung & Co, have a notice {